The Distant Whispers
The castle was dying. It did not die with a roar, or a dramatic collapse of stone, but with the slow, grinding silence of a lung filled with fluid. Margaret stood in the Great Hall, her hand resting on the cold iron of a suit of armor that had not been polished in a century. The dust here was thick, a grey velvet that muffled the sound of her breathing. She was the last keeper, the last shadow...
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